Word: covered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Hallock '22 and 14. C. Janin 22, mainstays of the University team last year at center and right fields respectively, will cover the same positions this afternoon. These two men complete Coach Slattery's line-up, which, with an admittedly smooth-working in field combination, and a battery and outfield of veterans, should have small difficulty in showing its worth...
...long ago, these words were in perfectly good repute; and though it might stamp one as a crank and impractical idealist, to be a socialist or communist was not held to be a stain on one's character. Just so the little word "liberal" has come to "cover a multitude of sins", this time as a camouflage for less respected designations. Properly speaking, a liberal" is one who is free: free from bias and prejudice: broad and open-minded; free, above all, from extremes of every kind...
...unexpected and thrilling is always the lot of the newspaper photographer. He must be ready to cover things in all possible places both on land and sea, and, in isolated cases when no reporter is at hand, he must get the story on the case...
...purposes of the campaign the committee has been divided into four groups; one to cover Standish, one for Gore, and two for Smith. The groups are as follows...
...ended its erratic course with the thermometer among the seventies, we had a championship hockey team playing every day on artificial ice, and a tennis squad playing indoors during rain and thaw. The crew men, as well as the baseball a had anticipated the outdoor season by practising under cover. With the calling out of football candidates for spring training, one can say with truth that sport lovers defy the seasons. Although Dr. Johnson had in mind the serious side of life when speaking of inclement weather, he would rejoice to add further comment were he to meet two undergraduates...